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Let’s break down Fusion Natasha’s latest entry into the “Trump-Russia Collusion Is Totally Legit” file.
After presenting Senate Intell as the model for bipartisanship, now that the report will show no collusion, Fusion Natasha is discrediting its work: theatlantic.com/politics/archi…
After presenting Senate Intell as the model for bipartisanship, now that the report will show no collusion, Fusion Natasha is discrediting its work: theatlantic.com/politics/archi…
“The dossier, which alleges serious misconduct between Trump campaign and the Kremlin, was presented to Trump in January 2017. Many of the document’s core allegations appear...are slowly being corroborated.”
Someone actually got paid to write that.
theatlantic.com/politics/archi…
Someone actually got paid to write that.
theatlantic.com/politics/archi…
Interesting - Senate Intell wants to interview Steele but he’s refused.
He submitted written answers to the committee in August so that’s A-OK with Fusion Natasha. I mean, why would anyone need to interrogate the author of a shady document that started it all?
He submitted written answers to the committee in August so that’s A-OK with Fusion Natasha. I mean, why would anyone need to interrogate the author of a shady document that started it all?
